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onlysolo posted: yes but ea on demo account is the step before going real, m i wrong?

I haven't traded demo before real. Trading demo has nothing to do with real money trading. The main differences are fear of losing hardly earned money and psychology. If you want to learn how to trade you better start with a small real account. If you ask me demo is a total waste of time if you want to learn. Demo is perfect only for experiments and testing but not to learn.

Why PAMM-Accounts?Whenever you save up a bit of money, you first need to find a place to put it. The easiest option is to just hold on to your money, keeping it at home or in your wallet (or purse). While this avoids the financial risks assocociated with investment, this method of storing your money won't earn you any extra income or interest. At first glance this wouldn't seem to be a problem, but in reality the purchasing power of your money will actually deteriorate over time due to inflation.Inflation describes a decrease in the value of money and the corresponding rise in the prices of goods and services. Imagine that you have $1 million saved up and you would like to see these savings grow. Supposing that the annual rate of inflation is 12% (which is quite typical), it follows that inflation is 1% per month. To maintain the purchasing power of your savings through the first month, you will need to increase your capital by $10,000 (1% of $1 million). If you choose to hold on to your money (in this example, let's just pretend you keep it under your matress, where it won't accrue any interest) the relative value will actually decrease! Just to keep your purchasing power from dropping (that is, the amount of goods and services your money can buy), your savings need to increase by at least 1% per month.The most common solution is to deposit money in the bank. The problem is that current bank interest rates barely cover the rate of inflation, if they do at all. With the current economic conditions, the most effective and reliable way to store your money is investment.

What is Investment?Investment, simply stated, is the use of money or capital to achieve profitable returns. Let's quickly examine some of the most popular forms of investment today.Not long ago, real estate was considered to be the most reliable type of investment available, boasting an incredible track record of increasing property values. After the recent crash of the real estate market, it is clear that property isn't the sound investment opportunity it once was. If you have been keeping up with the performance of the markets lately, you probably know that now is not the time to place your hard-earned money into some of the other traditional investment tools (stocks, mutual funds etc.) either. Moreover, with the exception of mutual funds (which have disadvantages of their own such as a lack of transparency and liquidity), many of the traditional investment instruments are only accessible to professional traders with years of experience and a sizable sum of money at their disposal. Now there is a more effective way to invest your money in the market.

Solar, Believe it or not, I can have adrenalin rush whether I am trading live or demo, but this is the first demo I ever trade only cause I have no live account with FXPrimus but I will have it soon.Really, if someone cannot trade demo how can he trade live. I do not understand those guys who think they can afford to mess with demo and then bring all those bad habits into live trading. Every account must be traded as if life depends on it.

forexma posted: onlysolo posted: yes but ea on demo account is the step before going real, m i wrong?

I haven't traded demo before real. Trading demo has nothing to do with real money trading. The main differences are fear of losing hardly earned money and psychology. If you want to learn how to trade you better start with a small real account. If you ask me demo is a total waste of time if you want to learn. Demo is perfect only for experiments and testing but not to learn.

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